Cherokee County Community High School - Checoukan (Columbus, KS)

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pkg . was ,g, ,' wuff' Miha' ,ik wa Erma Allen Janice Allen Helen Amos Lloyd Atkinson Bob Atkinson Richard Bell Alfred Blunk- Floyd Bottorff Ed Bradney Micheal Bushnell Hank Cafpino Evelyn Cassell LaVerne Chancellor Galen Christiansen Virginia Clouse Ernest Cole f - Maxine Coons Marvin Correll Let us turn back the pages of time to September 2, l94l, when we entered these famed por- tals of learning. As timid freshmen we beheld our superiors, the haughty upper-classmen, who were amused at our bewildered and frightened actions. Yes, even we, the dignified seniors of 1945, once dangled from hat hooks, peered from lockers, and searched for the assembly seats which we had purchased at bargain prices. Early in this school year of 1941, this motley assembly congregated for the purpose of choosing officers. After casting our votes we learned that Margaret Ann Benson would be the president for our freshman year- Other officers chosen at this meeting were Galen Christiansen, vice president, and Micheal Bushnell, secretary-treasurer. Miss Mary Costello and Miss Grace Bennett were sponsors of the class. Sack-lunch parties were very popular with our class that year-we had only five of them! One of the honors bestowed upon the members of our class that year was the awarding of positions as drum-majorettes to Maedeen Elliott and Beulah Hannon. Some of the athletes of our class started their careers as freshmen. Page Seven in ,,?4gl....JfZla.., ,AJ

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-4136 'W M91 '17 'VY 'Q' , -.af Joe Davis Marvin Draeger Dorothy Dugger Wilma Dugger Elaine Dunbar- Maedeen Elliott Edd' Marjorie French Gene Frobish Bobby Fry Gilford Gaston Mauricgnggjllidsberry Elma Goul Ted Hamlet Cora Hurlbert Norma Jean Holmes Bruce Holmes Wilma Hefley Virginia Hanks f The second page of our high-school history reveals more interesting accomplishments. Our sophomore sponsors, Miss Mary Cumiskey and Mrs. Faye Harper, aided us in organizing our class. Jack Catlett was our president, Bob Sanford, vice president and Beulah Hannon, secre- tary-treasurer. In the all-school play 'ADon't Take my Penny, Maurice Goldsberry and Tennie Lay had the leading parts. George Bell was also a member of the cast. Again, in 1942, our class Was represented in athletics, music and other activities of the school- Our class parties that year were very successful. The third page of our history tells the story of our careers as upper classmen, During our junior year We gained prominence in all the school functions. Our sponsors were Miss Ruby Johnson, Miss Jennette McGregor and Mrs. Faye Harper. The sterner sex achieved a mo- nopoly of the class offices as the final count showed Henry LaRue was president, Bob Teel was vice president, .lack Myers was treasurer and Galen Christiansen was secretary. Page Nine